Access Control Jobs in Las Vegas, NV: Security Systems Installation
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Find access control installation jobs in Las Vegas, NV. Average salary $55,000 with 15% growth. Casino, hospitality & commercial opportunities.
Access Control Jobs in Las Vegas, NV
Security Systems Installation & Card Reader Technology Careers
Available Positions
2
Active Access Control Jobs in Las Vegas
Average Salary
$55,000
Range: $43,000 - $68,000
Job Growth
15%
Projected Growth (2024-2029)
| Job Title | Location | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Low Voltage Tech | Las Vegas, NV | 4 days ago |
| Access Control Technician | Las Vegas, NV | Nov 11, 2025 |
| Low Voltage Tech | Las Vegas, NV | Nov 1, 2025 |
| Low Voltage Technician | Las Vegas, NV | May 31, 2025 |
| Low Voltage Technician - Las Vegas, NV | Las Vegas, NV | May 16, 2025 |
| Low Voltage Technician | Las Vegas, NV | May 13, 2025 |
| Fire Alarm Technician | Las Vegas, NV | May 9, 2025 |
| CCTV Installation & Access Control Systems | Las Vegas, NV | Mar 25, 2025 |
| Low Voltage Technician | Las Vegas, NV | Mar 20, 2025 |
| Technician | Las Vegas, NV | Oct 24, 2024 |
Access Control Career Opportunities in Las Vegas
Las Vegas' unique landscape of world-class casinos, luxury hotels, entertainment venues, and growing business districts creates exceptional demand for access control specialists. The city's 24/7 hospitality industry, combined with high security requirements and constant development, offers diverse opportunities in gaming, hospitality, commercial, and residential security systems.
Popular Access Control Job Titles
- Access Control Installation Technician
- Card Reader Systems Specialist
- Biometric Access Control Technician
- Security Systems Integrator
- Visitor Management Systems Technician
- Casino Security Systems Specialist
Key Industries Hiring
- Casinos & Gaming
- Hotels & Resorts
- Entertainment Venues
- Commercial Office Buildings
- High-Rise Residential
- Data Centers & Technology
Las Vegas Access Control Job Market Analysis
Salary Intelligence
Source: NV Department of Labor
Growth Projection: 15% (2024-2029)
Market Trends
Peak Hiring Season
Q1-Q2 (New construction cycle) - Hotel and casino renovations
Average Project Size
$8K-$25K - Gaming and hospitality installations
Annual Growth Rate
12% annually - Driven by tourism growth and security upgrades
Market Demand
High - Strong demand across hospitality and commercial sectors
Top Access Control Employers in Las Vegas
Leading security companies actively hiring access control professionals in the Las Vegas area:
Vegas Security Solutions
Specialties: Casino Access Control, Hospitality Security
Size: 25-40 employees
Founded: 2009
Desert Access Technologies
Specialties: Card Reader Systems, Biometric Access
Size: 20-30 employees
Founded: 2012
Nevada Security Systems
Specialties: Enterprise Access Control, Visitor Management
Size: 30-45 employees
Founded: 2006
No companies found in this area.
Browse All CompaniesMajor Access Control Projects in Las Vegas
Significant security infrastructure projects driving access control job demand:
Las Vegas Convention Center West Hall Expansion
Advanced access control and visitor management systems
The Strat Hotel Renovation
Casino and hospitality access control upgrade
Henderson Mixed-Use Development
Residential and commercial access control systems
Essential Skills for Access Control Careers
Technical Skills
Professional Skills
Popular Certifications
Education & Training Resources in Las Vegas
Local institutions and programs for access control career development:
College of Southern Nevada
Community College in Las Vegas, NV
• Electronics Technology
• Security Systems
IBEW Local 357
Union Training in Las Vegas, NV
• Low Voltage Systems
• Access Control
Nevada State College
Certification Programs in Henderson, NV
• Information Technology
• Network Security
Nevada Access Control Licensing & Requirements
Understanding regulatory requirements for access control work in Nevada:
License Required
Nevada requires state licensing for low voltage work
- Nevada Low Voltage Contractor License required
- Clark County electrical permit for low voltage work
- City of Las Vegas business license required
For detailed licensing requirements and applications, visit the Nevada Low Voltage License Requirements page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications do I need for access control jobs in Las Vegas?
Entry-level positions typically require a high school diploma and basic electronics knowledge. Nevada Low Voltage Contractor License is required for installation work. Experience with access control software like Lenel OnGuard, Software House, or HID systems is highly valued. PSA Level 1 or ASIS Physical Security certifications can significantly improve job prospects.
Is licensing required for access control work in Nevada?
Yes, Nevada requires a Low Voltage Contractor License for access control installation. Clark County requires electrical permits for low voltage work, and the City of Las Vegas requires a business license. Individual technicians benefit from manufacturer certifications and security industry credentials.
What's the career progression for access control technicians?
Typical advancement follows: Installation Helper → Access Control Technician → Senior Technician → System Designer → Project Manager → Security Consultant. Many professionals specialize in specific areas like biometrics, visitor management, or casino security systems, with some starting their own security integration businesses.
Which industries offer the best access control opportunities in Las Vegas?
Gaming and hospitality industries offer the highest-paying opportunities with complex security requirements. Hotels and casinos provide excellent experience with enterprise systems. Commercial office buildings and data centers offer stable work. The entertainment industry provides unique project opportunities with cutting-edge technology.
What tools and equipment do access control technicians need?
Essential tools include: multimeters, wire strippers, drill sets, laptop for programming, and basic hand tools. Specialized equipment like door hardware installation tools, cable testing equipment, and manufacturer-specific programming interfaces are often provided by employers. Many technicians carry tablets for system commissioning and documentation.
Are there opportunities for remote work in access control careers?
While installation work requires on-site presence, there are remote opportunities in system design, technical support, software configuration, and sales roles. Many companies offer hybrid positions combining field work with office-based system programming or customer support. Cloud-based access control systems are increasing remote monitoring and management opportunities.
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